Criminology is the most interesting degree to try because of the things you learn from classroom discussions and current events more than you do a textbook. The professionals in the area are brought in have real life experiences that are very engaging and give you enough insight to see where you will fit in the field. Justice studies as a whole encompasses a variety of angles that keep you constantly craving more information about how you can impact society.

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